Wrote this in one day- twelve hours' work total. I'm pleased with it. Dark, minor sorta thing.

http://soundcloud.com/the-cabbage-engin ... -drill-max

Fair enough. I'm new to this; I can't expect to get it right out of the gate.
What should I have done differently?

I've been meaning to do this for a while, but the bpm of the choir is unsteady, so it meant a ton of splitting and rearranging. The mix still gets a bit iffy at times, but not enough to interfere with the average beat.
http://soundcloud.com/the-cabbage-engin ... -slavianki

Oh, man. This is the dirtiest thing ... Fantastic.

I'm pretty new to this, but I think this turned out alright. What do you think?
http://soundcloud.com/the-cabbage-engine/electric-gypsy
By the way, how do I embed the soundcloud player? The standard code doesn't seem to work.

I'm pretty new to this, (like a month) but I think this turned out well. What do you think? I'd give out 320s but the master has a low bitrate too.
(Still trying to figure out how to change Reason's default bitrate. )

http://soundcloud.com/the-cabbage-engine/drm1

Hey, for anyone who uses reason-
How do you guys automate your wobble speed and waveform? Is there a way to pause while recording, change things, and continue recording, or are you all just really fast?


Thanks in advance.

All solid material, but the sections are a bit long. Maybe cut each bit down, use it as part of a track?

Oh, wow. That's nice. The piano bit is perfect.
I think the wobble oscillating on quarter notes (the low one, comes in at 0:42) may be a bit too fat, but that's just preference. I dunno. Anyone else?